Author John Layne joins us to talk about his latest book, “Gunslingers: A Story of the Old West.” It’s a novel about, you guessed it, gunslingers. His book is available at Amazon.com.

We have the honor and pleasure to talk with actor Patrick Wayne about his film and television work as well as how it was growing up as the son of John Wayne

On this edition, we talk with authors Michael Farmer and Doug Hocking. The topic is Farmer's book, Apacheria: True Stories of Apache Culture 1860-1920. We asked Doug Hocking to join us because he wrote reviews of Farmer's books. Both are members of the Western Writers of America.

On this program, we talk about author Frank Norris. He was an author in the late 1880s and 1890s. One of his more important books was “Octopus.”

Remember cowboy comics? Collect any? That's our topic for this program with guest Kellen Cutsforth.

For our end-of-the month movie show, which we did from Elgin, AZ, we talk about MacKenna's Gold which was release 50 years ago. Some say the movie is great. Others say it should've never been made. Joining us is John Komrada. We were in Elgin to give a talk about the original Monte Walsh.

On this show, we talk with John Rhodes about his father and grandfather being World Champion Rodeo winners. John is also a descendant of the Tewksbury clan that was part of the Pleasant Valley War in the early 1900s in Arizona.

On this edition of Voices of the West, preview the movie "Oklahoma!" to be shown by the Empire Ranch Foundation at the Loft Cinema in Tucson. We talk with ERF advisory board member John Komrada about the musical. Komrada is a retired Nashville music arranger.

On this episode, we talk with Tucson journalist David Leighton about an Arizona institution, photography-wise--Ray Manley. Manley's photos graced the cover of Arizona Highways Magazine for many years as well as other magazines like National Geographic.

On today's program, we talk with author Gene Freese. He's written a number of books on western character actors and stuntmen. His latest is coming out in December 2019 "The Western Films of Robert Mitchum." Plus, we talk about stuntmen and cowboy fights!